a final Semester OF FALL 2026 div iii exhibitions

EXHIBITION DATES ARTISTS

Oct 4— Oct 9 Noa Forest

Oct 16— Oct 23 Luka Eriksen and Malena Price

Nov 9— Nov 13 Athena Baker-Cogan, Teddie Charleceus, Beau Guenther, and Lily Vizcaino

Nov 16— Nov 20 Jay Agarwal, Gabriel Carter-Weidenfeld, Lia Kuzmova, and Liam Love

Nov 30— Dec 4 Ellen Campbell, Zachary Cyr, Madeline Keating, and Katherine Sullivan

Dec 7— Dec 11 Lilith Fairman, Alex Pranger, Jennifer Storey, and Axen Wetzel

Dec 14— Dec 18 Akiva-Lev, Marieko Amoah, Sam Bedree, June Christman, Evie Fraker, Clementine Southworth, and Waylund Walsh

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A SPACE FOR CREATIVE EXPERIMENTATION

SINCE 1970

A SPACE FOR CREATIVE EXPERIMENTATION SINCE 1970

In our Gallery, artists engage urgent questions and experimental forms of making.

Located on the ground floor of the Harold F. Johnson Library, the Gallery has been a hub for the arts and trans-disciplinary exploration since Hampshire College admitted its first students in 1970.  Our program includes two annual exhibitions alongside a regular rotation of Hampshire College Division III exhibitions.

Lucia Monge. Mientras una Hoja Respira (While a Leaf Breathes), 2023. Bioplastic. Courtesy of the artist.

MUSEUMS10

Inspire

engage

ENRICH

MUSEUMS10 Inspire engage ENRICH

We’re a proud member of Museums10, a collaboration of seven campus and three campus-affiliated museums in the Connecticut River Valley.

Together, we inspire, engage, and enrich our communities through shared experiences of art, literature, history, and the natural world. 

Installation view of Candace Hunter: so be it. see to it. Hampshire College Art Gallery, January 25—March 17, 2019.